Alabama Rigs

[ajaustin44]

What do you guys think about them? The more baits the better? Setups?

[everythingthatswims]

I throw them on a mojo bass 7'9" swimbait rod that is rated for 1-4oz. Cardiff 400 with 20lb line, mono or fluoro. Fluoro or mono seems to get wayyyy more bites than braid for me, not sure why but enough that I won't ever think about throwing one on braid.

 

I like Picasso's rigs, they are well made and will hold up to a pile of fish, easy to change out hardware on them too. I don't throw anything other than keitechs on a rig unless I am striper fishing in which case the keitechs get torn up too easily.

 

Put a 5.8" keitech on each arm on a rig with big blades and you've got quite a commotion coming through the water. I've caught bass on the rig in 40 degree water and its effectiveness in cold water is one of my favorite things about it.

[bigpoppabass]

I am making a big commitment to em this year. I am limited to one hook tho and that is only last trailing bait which apparently is the one that gets the most hits. I have a number of rigs I have prepared and am still learning. I use a salmon steelhead type rod with fluoro.

[Tuco]

A-Rigs are truly a big fish bait, my big fish of last year came on one. I agree with Nolan on the Kietech swing impact fat with blades, the no blades have their place also, only difference is I go smaller on the non hook arms. Tactical Bassin has some good vids on them.

[Dmthompson44]